4 Writing Styles and Where You Should Use Them

What makes your writing in your OET course different from that of your classmate is your distinct style. By style, we mean how you stitch words into coherent sentences to communicate and achieve your goal in writing. Although every author might have a distinct style, most of the time, these are just variations of four basic styles of writing.

In this essay, we shall discuss and study the various writing styles and determine for what purpose should each be utilized.

5 Shocking Brain Myths That You Might Have Encountered

During your OET classes, have you ever hear your classmate tell you that you only use 10% of your brain? If so, then that person may have watched the popular film, Lucy. The movie is about a woman who used more than 10% of her brain unlocking the full potential of her mind.

Indeed, the brain is the most sophisticated yet fantastic organ in the body. However, it is also the most misunderstood part of the body. It is a matter of time to put an end to these myths about our brain. Let us look at it slowly.

3 Things to Do on Your Day Off in the UK

YOU DID IT! You aced your Occupational English Test (OET) for nurses, and you made it to your dream job in the United Kingdom! You are enjoying your career and the opportunities the life-changing exam has given you. Life is peachy and gets even peachier during your day off.

OET Updates: Healthcare Career Opportunities in Australia

After enrolling in an OET review in Cebu and acing the Occupational English Test, it’s now time to pursue your medical career in an English-speaking country. But if you’re still undecided, you might want to consider working in Australia.

Top 10 Test-taking Tips for the OET Reading Sub-test

As one of the components of the Occupational English Test, the reading sub-test assesses your ability to understand the main points and supporting details of various healthcare-related texts. The OET Reading section consists of three parts with 42 question items and lasts around 60 minutes.